You don’t have to open your mouth to eat durian.

Durian that opens its mouth is a sign of maturity. Durian has a late-ripening nature and should be stored in a cool place. The mature fruit will split. Some unsplit fruits are immature and can be placed in a bag with ripe fruits. Ripe fruits will produce acetaldehyde to accelerate ripening.

How to preserve durian:

The mature fruit will split. At this time, the pulp can be taken out, placed in a fresh-keeping bag and stored in the refrigerator. After freezing, it will have the texture of ice cream. Taste. If the pulp becomes rancid, it means the durian has gone bad and should not be eaten anymore. As long as the durian is sealed in a plastic wrap and tied tightly, the smell will not be transferred in the refrigerator.